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I have a beating in my right ear. i am currently battling some type of cold or viral infection and have been for five weeks.?
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Go see your doctor: Ear pain (otalgia) and "cold symptoms" x 5 weeks could be allergy related. Go see your family doctor to investigate your problem. He needs to look into that ear and check your labs.
Answered 4/10/2019
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